Rule 19 Termination of emergency protective order

Once a judge makes a final decision on a financial exploitation protective order, the temporary order that was in place before automatically ends. This happens whether the judge grants the final protective order or denies it.

In other words, the temporary order is only meant to protect someone for a short time while the case is being decided. It is not meant to last forever. As soon as the court rules on the actual request for a financial exploitation protective order, that temporary order goes away and the court's final decision takes over.